Peter Brink wrote:
What would make the OGL into a true safe-harbour is dropping the PI and the trademark regulations
Which would then make it utterly useless. You'd see not one commercial company using it.
The OGL was designed to allow commercial publication by cordoning off non-rules related material. Remove that, and you kill the entire OGL market. No commercial publisher would touch it.
You don't think a well-constructed recognition/designation of mixed open/closed content would suffice?
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